2015
DOI: 10.5120/ijca2015907152
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A Study of Correlation Impact on Privacy Preserving Data Mining

Abstract: Data sharing is obvious in present day scenario of digital world, and when data is being shared among various application areas the sensitive data of the individuals is disclosed to the public. An evident awareness about this privacy violation has been created among the people now when compared to the earlier days and they are also showing a real concern towards their privacy in the technology enabled digital world. At one end several studies have been proved that privacy is a primary concern and also suggesti… Show more

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“…Compared with the service provider, the user can log in directly after the user has successfully registered on the demand side, without the need for auditing by the system administrator. After logging in with the user name and password at the time of registration, users can modify and perfect their personal information [12].…”
Section: Functional Analysis Of Service Demand Sidementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared with the service provider, the user can log in directly after the user has successfully registered on the demand side, without the need for auditing by the system administrator. After logging in with the user name and password at the time of registration, users can modify and perfect their personal information [12].…”
Section: Functional Analysis Of Service Demand Sidementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hyma et al [32] by the end of 2015, studied various correlation constraints that need to be considered while ensuring privacy to a correlated dataset. They area.)…”
Section: Study Of Correlation Constraintsmentioning
confidence: 99%